The Output Node defines the data you want to pass out of your workflow. It allows you to name your outputs, set their type, and connect values, ensuring a clean and organised flow of information in Oppz AI automations.

The output node can be found in the nodes library as can be seen below:

1️⃣ Naming Your Output

• Output Name → Give your output a clear, descriptive name.
  • Default is Output1, but you should rename it to something meaningful like:
    • scraped_email
    • final_report
    • customer_id
• This name is how other nodes or parent workflows reference your data.

2️⃣ Defining the Data Type

• Data Type → Select the format of your output data to maintain consistency and prevent errors.
• Available types:
  • String → A single piece of text (e.g., "[email protected]")
  • Number → Numerical data (e.g., 42, 1000)
  • Boolean → True/false values (true or false)

3️⃣ Specifying the Output Value

• Output Value → Connect the actual data you want to send out of the workflow.
• Options:
  • Enter a static value (manual text/number).
  • Connect a variable or another node’s output for dynamic data.

⚙️ How It Works

The Output Node acts as the exit point for your data. By configuring the name, type, and value, you create a clean variable that can be used in:

• Parent Flows → Subflow outputs become available as variables in the parent workflow.
• API/Webhook Responses → For webhook-triggered flows, the Output Node defines the data returned in the response.